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OutKick accuses Stephen A. Smith of racial bias after Lakers 'three White dudes' remark
sports12 days ago

OutKick accuses Stephen A. Smith of racial bias after Lakers 'three White dudes' remark

OutKick reports that Stephen A. Smith ridiculed the Lakers’ revamped roster for having “three White dudes,” prompting accusations of anti-White bias. The piece argues his comments rely on a privileged, race-based narrative and contrasts them with White players’ recent NBA success, while noting Smith’s remarks were shared on social media and that ESPN has yet to respond at publication. The article frames the situation as part of a broader debate about race in basketball and accountability in sports media.

Stephen A. Smith Booed, Then Apologizes Live on Roommates Show After Knicks’ Title Run
sports24 days ago

Stephen A. Smith Booed, Then Apologizes Live on Roommates Show After Knicks’ Title Run

Stephen A. Smith was booed during a live Roommates Show episode at Madison Square Garden, where he apologized on air for past criticisms of Jalen Brunson and the Knicks, saying he was wrong and would do it again if it meant another championship; the moment followed the Knicks’ first title since 1973 and proceeds from the event benefited the Garden of Dreams Foundation.

Smith vs Hannity: Trump Disrupted Knicks Mojo, ESPN Analyst Sticks to Claim
sports1 month ago

Smith vs Hannity: Trump Disrupted Knicks Mojo, ESPN Analyst Sticks to Claim

Stephen A. Smith reaffirmed his claim that Donald Trump disrupted the Knicks’ mojo, clashing with Sean Hannity on Hannity as Trump’s Madison Square Garden appearance drew boos; Smith said he’d blame Trump for the Knicks’ momentum loss, while Hannity pushed back, highlighting the ongoing back-and-forth as the Knicks chased the NBA Finals.

Trump Fires Back After Stephen A. Smith Mocked His Doze at Knicks Game
politics1 month ago

Trump Fires Back After Stephen A. Smith Mocked His Doze at Knicks Game

President Donald Trump erupted on Truth Social after ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith mocked him for appearing to fall asleep at a Knicks playoff game, calling Smith an arrogant fool and questioning his intelligence. The post capped a morning of rapid-fire social-media attacks that also touched on Trump’s ongoing Washington vanity projects and past endorsements, highlighting the ongoing feud between the former president and Smith over Trump’s decision to attend the game.

Trump Fires Back at Stephen A. Smith Over Knicks Nap Jest
entertainment1 month ago

Trump Fires Back at Stephen A. Smith Over Knicks Nap Jest

Former President Donald Trump slammed sports commentator Stephen A. Smith on Truth Social after Smith mocked him for allegedly sleeping during the Knicks vs. Spurs game, calling Smith an "arrogant fool" and a "low IQ" individual and saying he’d be laughed out of politics; Smith had quipped that Trump wasn’t awake and even compared him to Biden’s sleep memes, a point Trump countered by praising his own capabilities.

Trump's MSG Visit Sparks Knicks Fans’ Fury as Watch Party Is Canceled
politics1 month ago

Trump's MSG Visit Sparks Knicks Fans’ Fury as Watch Party Is Canceled

Trump plans to attend Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden, triggering a heavy security operation that cancels outside watch parties and snarls streets; Knicks fans, and ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith, warn his presence could ruin the atmosphere and disrupt the home game, while prices for Finals tickets remain sky-high and the White House has not commented; the Knicks lead the series 2-0.

Smith roasts Atkinson for 'analytically' boast as Cavs face potential sweep
sports1 month ago

Smith roasts Atkinson for 'analytically' boast as Cavs face potential sweep

Stephen A. Smith criticized Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson for boasting that Cleveland had won two of the three games analytically in the Eastern Conference finals against the Knicks, calling the remark egregious and warning it could cost him his job if the Cavs are swept. With Cleveland down 0-3, Atkinson’s emphasis on the expected-score metric has sparked debate as the team fights to avoid elimination in Game 4.

Brown fires back at Stephen A. Smith in fiery Twitch clash over Celtics season
sports1 month ago

Brown fires back at Stephen A. Smith in fiery Twitch clash over Celtics season

Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown escalated his feud with ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith on a Sunday Twitch stream, blasting Smith after he questioned Brown’s claim that the 2025-26 season was his favorite and suggested he should be quiet. Brown called Smith the “face of clickbait media” and urged him to retire, arguing that Smith uses his platform for sensational narratives rather than journalism. The clash follows Brown’s $50,000 playoff officiating critique and Smith’s critique of his stream, with Brown defending his streaming and the season’s growth and hinting the back-and-forth could spill into Monday’s First Take.

Stephen A. Smith Warns Brown as Celtics Media Circus Looms
sports1 month ago

Stephen A. Smith Warns Brown as Celtics Media Circus Looms

Stephen A. Smith replies to Jaylen Brown’s Twitch remarks on First Take, warning that Brown’s push for more coverage could pull back the curtain on locker-room dynamics, team dynamics, and endorsement matters. Brown had called Smith the face of clickbait media and even suggested retirement, and the piece notes ongoing Celtics post-season drama and speculative talks about a Giannis Antetokounmpo move that could shape Boston’s summer.

Brown fires back at Stephen A. Smith in blunt Twitch tirade
sports1 month ago

Brown fires back at Stephen A. Smith in blunt Twitch tirade

Jaylen Brown blasted Stephen A. Smith during a Twitch stream after Smith urged him to “be quiet” on air. Brown accused Smith of using his platform for clickbait journalism and criticized his approach as narrative-driven rather than about basketball. The feud traces to a 2024 incident and flared again after Boston blew a 3-1 series lead to the 76ers in the 2026 playoffs, with Brown defending his season as his best and leadership-driven, while calling out Smith’s journalism.